The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-01-05
THOUGHT OF THE HOUR.

BISMARCK has set his heel on the Socialists.
but a snake-bite in the heel is as bad as any
where else.-PIttsburg Commercial-Gazett
1 WOULD like to see this world so that
man could die and not feel that he had left
wife and children a prey to the greed or
avsrice or necessities of mankind.-Colonel
Ingerson.
IT can hardly be deemed proof of bad
judgment in Lord Randolph Churchill that
he stepped out of the Salisbury Cabinet be-
fore it was mired in the Irish bogs.-Phila-
delphia Record.
SUCH line as this won't answer, Mr.. Ten
nyson: "City children soak and blacken soul
and sense in city slime" 1t occurs in your
new poem, but it is entirely too much on
the Peter-Piper-picked- peck of picked
peppers order of poetry.-Chicago Times.
THE first great remedy is in the ballot. The
poor are In the majority. II the law OPP
presses them then it is their own fault.
They have followed the fife and the drum
of some party. No man should go with
party unless it is going his wsy.-Ingerson.
II will be sorry time for industry when
the imaginings of Congressman or OF any
body are substituted in the place Of the
natural demands of commerce to determine
how much paper currency is required
Horace White in Political Science Quarterly.
But society that will provide work for
all, and support to the sick and feeble, is
something still to be sought for. How shall
we see to it that no one of this great class
suffers either for want of work or want of
proper aid? This is a question suggested by
the Christmas chimes.-Eugene Lawrence in
Harper's Weekly.
But what can we do with these ''evir'
prismatic eyes of ours? We can not change
them into clear and perfect lenses by wish
or by one earnest effort. IT takes an opti-
clan long time to shape and polish lens.
And we must be willing to work patiently
and hard to undo the wrong we have done.
If there is any suspicion in our hearts that
our eyes are ''evil, we must not rest mo-
ment We must test the matter at once by
a close and prayerful study of the truth.
We must give up our theories and creedE
and go to the world itself, comparing Script
ure with Scripture, willing to receive all
that the spirit teaches-The Interior.
THERE is not so safe and conservative a
Government in the world as our own. In
forty eight hours an unruly Parliament could
effect revolution and overthrow the Gov
eminent of Great Britain. Our Government
| is strong; our late war was but a reconstruc-
| ton of its foundations. We have had in
our 100 years of Presidents class OF rulers
who have surpassed the rulers of any other
country on the globe. Compare them with
| the Georges; with rulers of Spain and of
| France! Don't forget that the Lord and
| your country have demands on you for what
| you have of talent. To be a politician in
the best sense is second only to being min
| lister of the Lord Jesus Christ.-Senator
Hawley's Talk to Young Men.
Two OF the members (Jaehne and Nc
| Quade) of the famous board have been dis
1 posed of according to their just deserts, and
| there is no doubt that very general popular
| desire exists that the next example to be
| m1de in the case should be one of the
1 bTibeTs through whose greed and scheming
| the great conspiracy against the interest oil
| the city was Inaugurated and brought to a
| profitable ending for the conspirators,
| Strict justice will never be fully accomplished
until every one connected with this infamy
| is either landed in the penitentiary or made
| to disgorge the money flched from the
Il pockets of the Taxpayers. The District At
| torney has done so well up to this that it i:
| safe to conclude he will not now neglect this
| important side of the case.-New York Irish
| American.
| THAT the Republican party is not restricted
| to one nor two nor three men for available
| candidates for the Presidency will become
| apparent upon studying the following linn.
| tied list: Maine has Blaine and Tom Reed
/ The latter has no personal quarrels with
/ great leaders of the party, and no fractional
| difficulties. Massachusetts has ex Governor
| Long among other strong men. Connecticut
II
| front rank. New York has Levi P. Morton
/ Pennsylvania presents Ex-Governor and Gen
eral Hartranft. Ohio has John Sherman
/ Governor Foraker and Major Mckinley. In.
| diana has General Ben Harrison, General
| Gresham and Ex-Governor Porter. Illinois
| is proud of her Oglesby and Cullom. Wis
consin can present Governor and General
| Jerry Rusk and General Fairchild. Iowa
| has Senator Allison, Minnesota has ex-Sena
Il tor Window, Kansas her brilliant Ingalls,
| and Nebraska her able and gallant Senator
General Manderson.-Dayton, Ohio, Journal
| THE body's recupcratIve resources are moi
i equal to every need, but they are very great
1t is because of this even that the well mar
| tends to keep well, if he conforms to nat
| ure's laws, for the system is ever full ol
| poison from its own waste, the disposal o
/ which nature has provided for better thar
| any city has for the disposal of its deadly
sewerage. Take the case of an ordinary
wound. 1t needs only to have its disrupted
/ parts brought together and nature does the
i healing; and even In many cases where the
| parts are not brought together nature fills III
| tbespace with new flesh. So nature will mend
i a broken bone on the simple condition thai
| the adjusted parts be allowed the requisite
| rest. Dyspepsia, whether induced by i'm
4 proper eating, the neglect of exercise, brair
/ overwork or care, worry and fret, will in
1 time wholly disappear on removal of the
cause and compliance with the laws of nat
| ure.-Medical Record.